Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-24

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nBdeF TIE es8s ahMKEe 81 the y01kR
wcgksFs proved 30 b. 9 areMt Success.
Ihe fcllewinH pFa9F8mme was carried
cat: SonR, . Wesaome,r Laatis Chgis1ian
Workers; resitmsidn, Wlnnis e0ndsF;
reettatinB, Lille Lavesdy. mon0. Miss
Nellie Hanssn; Feeitasiou. Bs4neh } ~
DER reeltafinn. Bsz ME MiseneEi; duets
1ossle ard EEKii Berb. Faai1ssion. Edns
Sn1w; Feeifasioa, Exhei Anssin: Fse1sAl
ton, Flora Mi1oh@sI dast, Linusa
Graves and 8abos ward. Tbs enesf
ialnmen1 waa hEuaaha b q eios vi b .
6lspIaF Of sssFsopsieon views
THE mr1GKA Fosx.
TIE Jahn r. MilIsr Pose. @. A. Z
hsd an eafeEtsinina social anfheFing q
FRIDAY evening nc whish laeRs nnmbsE
as msmbsfs ard fgisnds wgFe present
Il wAs sxpesssd that DR.. spaFlina Of
thia sffY wnnld Ksad q PAGER On the life
and services Of John y. Miller. in Whose
bon9r The Pest h named; bot be was a.
fortunately unable 10 do fhis on this o.
eazi0n. Nevertheless q very eEi1y4bIe
egemina YES pasasd with army s0aga
b. The wsesFans aud several hne aelee.
tfons faom Mrs. BaFsan. There wese .
number ef geeitaaions, amena them one
of q humoeuas naiuKe 81 Mr.. 3. Os-
bern, which was resolved with great
favor. Remarks were msds by Depart
ment Commander CuTris, Vice Com
mandef o. B. Jehnson. Mr.. II. w.
Becker Of Colfax and @. W. BaIlene Of
ths Miller Post.
a BOATING ASSOCIATIONS.
Ths question wag aakad rot long since
wby beatin9 association Of noms soEt
was not formed In Seattle. 10 would be
difIcalt 20 give . good reason for The
non exiefeuae Of sueA an organization
here. Certainly better opportunities
could not be found than theas offered
By car barber and lakes. There II, 20
Be sure, more or less canoeing and some
pleasure rowing. bat. 80 far ~ Ne oan
learn, nothing In the way Of seianti6e
ahell racing and little or no single
somliina. There aFe not Q few Boating
men In the community. and We believe
IL an inksree1 vas oBee awakened Ia the
Sport, some fairly good crews might be
tuRned out from the material already aE
hand. 10 is pvobabEe there ars some
college, graduates an0na our yennG men
who ware enthusiastic boating msn 81
the time they we're di0gins up Greek
roots aud Latia stema, and there are
ceFtain 80 be ether eoileaiaRg Who.
though they may never have handled
the oar, weFs lnsty hackers on raeinG
days. II some sort OF q beat club were
formed, 40 doubt theaa old oarsmsn
wonld interest," themselves IN u and, by
their instEnotien and kn0wledae gained
Cd Al a.
ting saoh an institution o. O hrm
foundation. A our city Crews and az
snmes mstFspolisaB characteristics. Ne
must have SOMA Of the lesser attributes
of . metropolis; sud good beating as
s9oiaiion Il one Of them.
aPuR AND sApDLn.
Tbs roads about Seattle ara not 90
ane a. the Partisan boulevaFds and for
thai reason carriage driving beyond she
city limits IL not attended With 20 much
pleasure and esfoyment e. q whirl over
the Champs Rlyss&s. The country about
IL q fine field for horseback riding, how
ever. and 10 IL only reasonable 10 expect
that our people will insasurata q series
Of pleasant drives q ehepal ss soon as
dsltRhtful weather sets 10 and the earth
GEASAAt0@ N1Aa0tEUAAy NY 44a 4AAA4s AAa-
ready the last two days With their clear
skies and warm suns have brouRhs out
q few 10 make Hne display OF horse
manship. We hear reports that in this
way alone can We begin 20 appreciate
The beauties Of our city, for Il Is enly
on horse that access can be obtained
20 thcae points where the prospect Il
unusually ane Many Of our streets
are ~ yes 10 an unfinished condition
and Il is impossible In carriage 20
reach sites 10 the city where some Of the
most exquisite pieces Of landscape are
presented 10 view. Horseback riding
furnishes an exercise that is highly
recommended By the very abless ply
siciana, and the cid and the yoanE
cau indulge In Il With gre 70 benefit e
themselves. With 20 mach that is bean
tiful Ia nature NJ our very doors, i
woald seem many must have the desirl
10 inspect IL from the best locations, %
paciallY when IL eau be ace0m plished
along With BEAUTIFUL and invigoratins
horseback riding. All the dells, glade
aud forest recegses, together with re-
mote and secluded spots eveFlookin1
the bag, lakes and mountains, are to b
reached on hoFae alone, and our city
ought In time 10 become quite q cents
for equestrian interests and perhlps Ia
/ the future q place celebrated for its I'M
horsemen and h0Fsewomen.
NEwMAaKKr.
MFs. Maurice McMiOhen entertained
few Of her friends in a NEST agreeable
manner at Newmarket party on Moo
day evening last at her homs on Uuiol
street. TIE affair Was complimentary
10 Mics Oowies Of olympia, who haS
been her guest for few days. Amonl
tnose present who enjoyed the voca
aud Instrumental selections rendered
were MF. aud MFs. j. O. Hainea. DIR. ans
Mrs. Il. T. Miaor. the Miases Jones
Miss Halter. Miss Strive. Miss Oowles
Miss Emery aud Mesars. Pelly, Carr
Collins, sharpe, Preston, Albeetson anS
hoyt.
A brilliant wedding took glace SatuF
day night NJ the Norwegian LutheraI
Church. corner Of Wisconsin and HoFxl
Dewey atEeses, the high contrasting
parties being Mr.. Ole AaFud, of Seattle
WashiHotnn Territory, and Miss Ma
tilda Peterson, OF this city. Lang BE-
fore The interesting ceremony was ser
formed The sacred edidee vas alled with
an expeetant crowd. all anxious 10 wit
ness the uuptiAls OF the happy pair
The ehancel Of the ehursh vas beanti
fully adorned With choice flowers and
evefgreens. Be. Rev. Hoyme peFfoFHec
The marriage fite In Q solemn and ms 4
impressive manner. Toe bride vas ele
kantly aitired 10 whita Of apotlesl
purity and was the eynosuFe Of ell eyes
--Aan Claire Leader.
PeFnoaal and oaherwass.
Allen O. Mason. Of Taooma, is in ths
city.
NJ. Thomas Barrett. Of SkAgit. wAs Ia
town last Thursday.
Miss sinclair. Of Snohomish. 10 In the
civ visiting tEssRda
Richard Oabssn. ef thia city spent lasi
fharsday IN Tacoma.